Cork? The easiest team on the eye left in the championship

We have, in the words of a certain bad footballer from Monaghan, lived in important places, times when great events were decided, writes Enda McEvoy

Injury-time equalisers and winners all over the place. A nine-point lead no longer a comfortable cushion but a warning siren.

Ghost goals and umpires with x-ray vision and brass necks. Goalkeepers scoring points to bate the band, including one effort from play from the half-back line. (More on this, and why it’s no cause for jubilation, anon.)